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Scientists reverse memory decline using electrical pulses

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Scientists reverse memory decline using electrical pulses

theguardian.com/science/201...?

Dementia being a part of our disease, you may find this interesting.

I used to love Cranial Electro Stimulation, I built quite a few devices back when I had a lot of time on my hands. Very real science behind it. I posted about it here a while back. No one was interested. But, as ever, I'm ahead of the curve.

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About damn time Monkey....you've been lagging on sharing your out of the box links!

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